Laurels
The Laurel was an English Pound coin (20 Shillings) produced during the reign of King James I, making Quarter Laurels worth 5 Shillings in old money. The coins were produced between 1619-1625 and the successor to the Sovereign and the Unite, before the Sovereign returned to replace the Laurel.
'Laurel' refers to the wreath crown that the King is pictured wearing; a common symbol of nobility.
Below are our range of coins. For more information please call 0121 634 8060 or email [email protected]
1604-5 James I Gold Quarter Laurel mm Lis
from £556.50
from £913.40
from £1,607
from £1,724
1624 James I Hammered Gold Laurel mm trefoil
from £1,765
from £1,787
1613 James I Gold Laurel mm "Trefoil"
from £1,834
![1613 James I Gold Laurel mm "Trefoil" [Grade]](https://www.bullionbypost.co.uk/media/cache-bbp/51/51/5151c2342538f9a5b10d6927b445499e.jpg "1613 James I Gold Laurel mm \"Trefoil\" [Grade]")
1613 James I Gold Laurel mm "Trefoil" [Grade]
from £1,969
from £1,976
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